What are some examples of honest film making? I'm so fucking tired of all the dishonest filmmakers making dishonest films.
What are some examples of honest film making...
Oliver Clark
Lincoln Murphy
Bollywood movies
Robert Mitchell
Zack Snyder.
Cameron Butler
>adding lens flares everywhere is honest filmmaking
Juan Rivera
Unironicaly uwe boll. Watch rampage 1 2 and postal, he make movie just because he like to
Cameron Collins
Bitches b hatin on my shine!
Lucas Stewart
A lot of Coppola's stuff, especially The Rain People, Rumble Fish, and Tetro have a real directness to them. If you listen to Coppola in interviews he sounds like a genuine, down to earth guy.
If you want a bit of a slower one, Richard Linklater's first film It's Impossible to Learn to Plow by Reading Books really feels like you're just watching some guy's personal diary. It's a beautiful little film and it's a bummer it gets overshadowed by Slacker.
If this thread goes on for a whole someone is probably going to recommend Harmony Korine because his films definitely strive for honesty. However I've found a couple of his works, particularly Gummo and Trash Humpers, feels like he's trying to pander to this notion of what honesty should feel like instead of just expressing what he's really like. His newest one The Beach Bum is better since there he realizes he's a vapid, impulsive rich dude and stops trying to force poetry into seductive topics like mental illness and poor people.
Landon Adams
anything with real actors in real costumes with real sets
Jacob Nguyen
come on man it was the 80's
Daniel Anderson
lens flares before it was cool. How did they even do it? The armor was shiny thoughout the entire film and it's not like they could edit them in.
Matthew Walker
i think the armor was just that shiny hence the descriptive term: "lens flare". it created a flare on the lens of the physical camera they were using to film the scene
Kayden Lopez
yeah but doesn't the light that cause the flare have to be at a certain angle so it reflects directly into the camera? or do they just add enough light to a scene where they don't have to worry about the angle? or do they have a light right above the camera that makes sure everything gets a flare?
Josiah Robinson
John Carpenter, especially The Thing
Andrew Harris
Man, I lurve me some of that sparkly, star light reflection shit whatever it's called (and those trace lines when something bright went past live camera feeds like at a Queen concert)
Aiden Torres
>What are some examples of honest film making?
Define that, clearly, then we'll talk, autist.
Jayden Kelly
If you don't know what I mean by honest filmmaking, well then you are lost.
Wyatt Morgan
gus van sant constantly brings out honest kino
Aiden Lee
You're just dodging like a piece of shit because you don't know what you mean at all. Autism, autism never changes.
Knew it.
Leo Sullivan
God I love pic related. By the same guy that did Deliverence incredibly enough
Carter Taylor
Let me guess, you're a dishonest filmmaker?
Zachary Flores
I know what you mean, Holden. They're all such phonies.
Josiah Walker
it was to give the world a fantastical vibe. Peter Jackson did it as well.
Thomas King
Jaxson Thomas
the french connection
star wars (1977)
alien
terminator (1984)
manhunter
uncle buck
chopper
the assassination of jesse james by the coward robert ford
blackhat
also
Caleb Edwards
Kubrick
Asher Fisher
Me too
Angel Morgan
Shin godzilla.
Eli Anderson
This.
Nicholas Young
300 and Watchmen were really great films. Too bad he's stuck making committee approved factory produced mass appeal shit
Bentley Morales
probably a special material for the armor and when shooting on film you need A LOT of light anyway